Sliding Perception Of CER Importance Not Concerning To PCORI’s Selby
Executive Summary
PCORI Executive Director Joe Selby says decline in perception that comparative effectiveness research is “very important” to stakeholders in annual National Pharmaceutical Council survey “makes sense,” adding that results offer a realistic appraisal of expectations on the future of CER.
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